Health Management Flashcards

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signs of good health?

A

BCS, hair coat, hoof growth, bright eyes, normal vital signs

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Twhat are normal vital signs for an adult?

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T- 99-101
HR- 28-44
R- 10-24
mucous- pink
CRT- 1-2 seconds

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what are normal vital signs for a foal?

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T- 99.5-102.1
HR- 80-100
R- 20-40
mucous- pink
CRT- 1-2 seconds

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4
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what are gut sounds called?

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borborygmi

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what are the 2 types of immunity?

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cell mediated response (intracellular) and humoral response (extracellular)

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6
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what are the most abundant Igs in horses?

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IgG

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7
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what is precipitin?

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ability to detect IgG evels

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what is agglutination?

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reaction between antibody and antigen that results in clumping

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what is a titer?

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tells if antibodies are present, not good for cell mediayed since there is no reliance on antibodies

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10
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types of vaccines?

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live attenuated (strangles) and inactived (flu, rabies)

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what should the ideal vaccine do?

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prevent signs of disease, stimulate immune response, no side effects, incapable of producing disease, stable during shipment/storage, economical

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adverse reactions?

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muscle swelling, fever, lethargy, anorexia

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treatment for adverse reactions?

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light exercise, NSAIDs, leave it alone

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14
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what is urticaria?

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hives (edema pitting) occurs within 24 hours of vaccinations

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15
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how to treat hives?

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short acting corticosteroid

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16
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what is purpura hemorrhagica?

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severe allergic reaction and leaky blood vessels

17
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purpura hemorrhagica is associated with what bacteria?

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streptococcus equi subsp equi

18
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signs of purpura hemorrhagica?

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2-3 weeks post vaccination

19
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treatment for purpura hemorrhagica?

A

aggressive anti-inflammatories and supportive care

20
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what is anaphylaxis?

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bronchial airway constriction, can lead to blood pooling in the lungs if severe

21
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when does anaphylaxis occur?

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seconds to 30 min post vaccination

22
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treatment for anaphylaxis?

A

immediate IV epinephrine

23
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reporting adverse reactions

A

contact vet and record lot and serial number
report to USDA center and note in horse history

24
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risk factors for adverse reactions?

A

poor sterility
poor handling or storage
stressful conditions
giving lots of vaccines at once
giving live attenuated and inactivated vaccines in one spot

25
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preventing disease spread?

A

vaccination, stress reduction, nutrition, biosecurity

26
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biosecurity measaures?

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disinfect, being aware of transmission, quarantine (14+ days)